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Workshop: Low-carbon hydrogen — opportunity and constraints

A half-day workshop in training hall 2 in Baghdad on 24 September 2026, covering production routes, cost and the infrastructure required.

The academy is holding a half-day workshop on 24 September 2026 in training hall 2 at the main campus in Baghdad, from nine in the morning until one in the afternoon.

The workshop is aimed at engineers and planners, and addresses low-carbon hydrogen production routes and their comparative cost in the Iraqi context.

It also examines transport, storage and infrastructure requirements, and the regulatory challenges facing any domestic pilot project. Places are limited and advance registration is required.

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